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- Page 2 This is an advanced, easy to use product with a wide range of features, designed to make your life easier. The Pulsair EasyEye is a result of careful research based on feedback from users of the Pulsair 3000 and Keeler’s specialist expertise. The features...
- Page 3 The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to specifications and other information contained in this document without prior notice. Pulsair EasyEye™ is a registered Trademark of Keeler Limited 2001. Copyright © Keeler Limited 2001. Printed in the UK. October 2001.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
English Contents Introduction ....................5 Accuracy and Calibration ..................5 Pressure Variations ....................5 Corneal Response to the Air Pulse ............... 5 Autoactivation ......................6 Memory ........................6 Warning ........................6 Checklist ......................7 Optional Extras (supplied on request) ..............7 Overview of the Base Unit ................. - Page 5 Bulb Change ......................26 Power Supply Unit ....................26 General ........................26 Optional Accessories and Spares ............. 27 Troubleshooting ..................28 Spectral Radiance ..................29 Pulsair EasyEye Technical Data ..............30 Power Supply Unit ....................30 Notes ......................31 EP59-50399 Issue D...
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Page 6: Introduction
Pulsair EasyEye has been designed to use the gentlest possible air pulse to achieve good quality events in the majority of eyes. When a non event or bad event is detected by the Pulsair EasyEye it displays ER and automatically switches to 30+ mode to create a slightly higher pressure air pulse for the next reading. -
Page 7: Autoactivation
Puls air EasyEye Autoactivation The Pulsair EasyEye automatically fires a gentle puff of air at the cornea when the hand unit is correctly aligned with the eye. Memory The Pulsair EasyEyes’ memory holds the readings taken, on both eyes, for a patient, up to a ma ximum of ten readings per eye. -
Page 8: Checklist
English Checklist Make sure the following items are in the Pulsair EasyEye box when you unpack it: • Pulsair EasyEye unit • Orange Dust Cap (fitted) Power supply and four plugs (Australian, UK, USA and Euro) • • Dust Cover for unit •... - Page 9 Switch and Indicator Support Front of Foot Pulsair EasyEye Serial Port Short Form Instructions (Pull out) On/off Switch Wall Mount Hand Unit Base Unit Umbilical Cable Power Socket (for desk top operation use rear socket) Pulsair EasyEye Unit EP59-50399 Issue D...
- Page 10 English Review Button Display Non Event/+30 Right/Left Eye Indicator Indicators Eyepiece Change Eye Button QuickPulse Button QuickPulse Mode Indicator Demo Button Puff Tube lens Guidance LED’s Pulsair EasyEye Hand Unit EP59-50399 Issue D...
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Page 11: Overview Of The Base Unit
Number of Readings You need to manually write the patient’s name and date on to the printout. Test Eye Use the Test Eye located on the cover of the Pulsair EasyEye to practice taking readings. Status Indicator Status Indicator displays: Green light - The Pulsair EasyEye is powered up and ready for use. -
Page 12: Serial Port
The Umbilical Cable links the base unit to the hand unit. Wall Mount Power Socket The Pulsair EasyEye can be mounted on the wall or the desk. If the unit is wall mounted the power socket you should use is located at the front of the base unit. -
Page 13: Overview Of The Hand Unit
Press the Review button. The display shows the readings taken in the order they were taken, the final figure displayed is the cumulative average. The Pulsair EasyEye’s memory is capable of holding a maximum of ten individual readings, per eye. When the memory is full no further readings can be taken. -
Page 14: Change Eye Button
This LED illuminates if the Pulsair EasyEye has registered a non event, bad event or a reading over 30. The majority of individuals have IOP’s of 30 mm Hg or less, IOP’s of this value can be measured with a gentle air pulse. The Pulsair EasyEye has two pulse modes. •... -
Page 15: Eyepiece
The patient should be asked to blink several times and further readings attempted before engaging QuickPulse. The Pulsair EasyEye checks that the eye focus is correct and if so, produces an air pulse. Before invoking QuickPulse mode ensure that the correct image is seen through the eyepiece. -
Page 16: Demo Button
The two green LED’s located on the front of the hand unit act as a guide when you are lining up the patients eye to take a reading. Puff Tube Lens The puff tube lens is the part of the Pulsair EasyEye through which a gentle puff of air is emitted. EP59-50399... -
Page 17: Getting Started
EasyEye, and also the serial and part numbers which will be required for registration and re-ordering. 2. Remove the transit knob from the bottom of the Pulsair EasyEye unit as instructed by the label. Note: The transit knob should be replaced whenever the unit is transported. -
Page 18: Mounting The Unit
English Mounting the Unit The Pulsair EasyEye can be either desk top or wall mounted. The unit is delivered in Desk Top mode. If you want to mount the unit on the Wall, you need to use the Wall Mounting kit supplied: 1. -
Page 19: Patient Preparation
Puls air EasyEye Patient Preparation Before using the Pulsair EasyEye you should make your patient feel at ease and ensure they are located in an optimum reading location. This is because apprehension and nervousness may adversely affect the readings obtained. Follow the points outlined below to achieve this: •... -
Page 20: Taking Readings
Once the Pulsair EasyEye and the patient are prepared, you are ready to take a reading. 1. The Pulsair EasyEye is set to automatically select the right eye. If you wish to select the left eye, press the Change Eye button on the hand unit. - Page 21 Pulsair EasyEye fires. 4. Slowly move closer to the patient, maintaining alignment. Support the 8. If you see filaments you are too Pulsair EasyEye against your free close. Move back and repeat. hand, and rest the hand against the patient’s forehead.
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Page 22: The Next Eye
Change Eye Indicators and the Change Eye Button on page 13 for more details. Printing the Results The Pulsair EasyEye has a built in printer which prints a patient’s record once all the readings have been taken. When the hand unit is returned to the holster the results are automatically printed if the printer is turned on. -
Page 23: Closing Down The Instrument
To Change the Printer Paper To change the printer paper: 1. Lift the cover of the Pulsair EasyEye and remove the empty printer roll. 2. Place the new roll of paper into the paper holder, making sure the free end is loose at the top of the roll. -
Page 24: Eyecaps
English Eyecaps The Pulsair EasyEye is supplied with two eyecaps. An eye cap can help when training new users, by assisting them in maintaining the correct positioning and distance from the cornea. To use the eyecap place it around the puff tube lens. The eyecap can remain on the hand unit when it is placed in the holster. -
Page 25: The Rechargeable Battery
Puls air EasyEye The Rechargeable Battery The Pulsair EasyEye can be used with a rechargeable battery instead of the mains. The rechargeable battery is an optional extra and can be requested at the time of purchase. If you don’t currently have a rechargeable battery and you require one, please contact your local distributer. -
Page 26: Maintenance And Cleaning
English To charge the battery: 1. Plug the power supply in to the Pulsair EasyEye. 2. The Status Indicator lights yellow, this indicates that the battery is charging. 3. When the yellow LED extinguishes the battery is fully charged and ready for use. -
Page 27: Bulb Change
Use the dust cover to protect the unit. Before using the Pulsair EasyEye again, press the Demo button to dispel any minute particles of dust or moisture which may have settled on the instrument between readings. -
Page 28: Optional Accessories And Spares
English Optional Accessories and Spares Also available for the Pulsair EasyEye as optional extras: • A carrying bag (Part No. 2414-P-7003) • Rechargeable battery (Part No. 2414-P-7000) Eyecaps (Part No. 2414-P-7002) • Printer paper (Part No. 2208-L-7008) • Bulbs (Part No. 1024-P-7156) •... -
Page 29: Troubleshooting
Puls air EasyEye Troubleshooting Difficulty firing Clean the puff tube lens, see page 25, if this does not solve the problem call your local distributer. No audible sound when the hand unit is lifted Ensure the unit is connected to the power supply or that the battery is fully charged, if this does not solve the problem call your local distributer. -
Page 30: Spectral Radiance
Pulsair EasyEye. Young children and persons with diseased eyes may be at higher risk. The risk may also be... -
Page 31: Pulsair Easyeye Technical Data
Puls air EasyEye Pulsair EasyEye Technical Data Console dimensions 355 x 305 x 205 mm (14 x 12 x 8 inches) Hand Unit dimensions 265 x 115 x 40 mm (10.5 x 4.5 x 1.5 inches) Console weight 3.18kg (7lb), 4.0kg inc. battery (8.8lb) Hand Unit weight 0.887 kg (1.95 lb.) -
Page 32: Notes
English Notes EP59-50399 Issue D... - Page 33 Puls air EasyEye EP59-50399 Issue D...
- Page 34 Manufactured by: Keeler Limited, Clewer Hill Road, Windsor, Berkshire. SL4 4AA England Tel: +44 (0) 1753 857177 Fax: +44 (0) 1753 857817 Distributed by: Keeler Instruments Inc, 456 Parkway, Broomall, PA 19008, USA Toll Free: 1 800 523 5620 Tel: 610 353 4350 Fax: 610 353 7814 As part of our policy of continued product improvement we reserve the to alter and/or amend specifications at any time without prior notice.
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